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Character

The Beagle Boys

Worldwide look alike criminal association, often adversaries for US

The Beagle Boys are a group of cartoon characters created in 1951 by Carl Barks for the Donald Duck universe. They are a family clan of organized criminals who constantly try to rob Scrooge McDuck. Their introduction and first appearance was in "Terror of the Beagle Boys", although in this story they only appear in the last frame and have no lines. They appear again in the next issue in a similar fashion, in The Big Bin on Killmotor Hill. Their next appearance, Only a Poor Old Man, gave them a substantial speaking role and developed them as a collective character.

Stories

9,602 stories
TitleYearByKindPagesMade inPrintings
Untitled cover1981Roger BeaubernardCover1France3
Untitled cover1982Cover1France3
Untitled illustration1982Christo (born 1923)Illustration<1France3
Untitled illustration1982Patrice CrociIllustrationFrance3
Untitled illustration1982Christo (born 1923)IllustrationFrance3
Untitled illustration1982Patrice CrociIllustrationFrance3
Untitled illustration1982IllustrationFrance3
Allo Castors Juniors1983Victor LagoutteIllustration1France3
Untitled illustration1983IllustrationFrance3
Untitled illustration1983IllustrationFrance3
Untitled illustration1983Christo (born 1923)IllustrationFrance3
Untitled illustration1983Christo (born 1923)IllustrationFrance3
Untitled illustration1983Christo (born 1923)IllustrationFrance3
Untitled illustration1983Illustration<1France3
Untitled cover1983Cover1France3
Allo Castors Juniors1984Claude MarinIllustration1France3
Untitled illustration1984Christo (born 1923)IllustrationFrance3
Untitled illustration1984IllustrationFrance3
Untitled illustration1984Pierre le GoffIllustration<1France3
Untitled illustration1985Christo (born 1923)IllustrationFrance3
Untitled illustration1985Christo (born 1923)IllustrationFrance3
Donald et le tapis volant1986François PasquetCover1France3
Photo anti-vol1987Claude MarinIllustrationFrance3
Untitled centrefold or poster1987François PasquetCentrefold or poster5France3
La mini valise Mickey1987François PasquetGame or puzzle9France3
Carrosse de géant1988Illustration<1France3
Connais-tu bien l'onc' Picsou ?1988Game or puzzle2France3
Labyrinthe1988Pierre le GoffGame or puzzle<1France3
Antivol pour dada1988Claude MarinIllustration<1France3
Jeux1988François PasquetIllustration2France3
Le coffre1990Game or puzzle<1France3
La route de la fortune1990Game or puzzle<1France3
Les objets1991Game or puzzle<1France3
Labyrinthe1991Game or puzzle<1France3
Qui dit quoi ?1992Game or puzzle<1France3
Le bon morceau1993Gen-CloGame or puzzle<1France3
Gare à l'oubliette!1994Michel MottiGame or puzzle1France3
Laby-coffre1996Philippe LarbierGame or puzzle<1France3
Ton ding'horoscope pour 19981998François PasquetIllustration4France3
Le casse du siècle!2008Cover1France3
Untitled cover2014Ulrich Schröder, Daan JippesCover1France3
L'invincible Duck ou presque...2016Morgan ProstCover1France3
À points1994Jacques TabaryGame or puzzle1France3
Le puzzle infernal1987Cover1France3
Le diamant1997Jacques TabaryGame or puzzle1France3
Copies conformes1987unknown / mysterious French 11Game or puzzle1France3
Untitled cover1982Cover1France3
La bataille Ra-pe-tou !1982René GuillaumeCover1France3
Picsoutestez-vous - Êtes-vous conformiste ?1983Patrice CrociGame or puzzle2France3
Oui... mézou ?1983Patrice CrociGame or puzzle1France3
Oui... mézou1984Patrice CrociGame or puzzle<1France3
Picsoutrucs1985Victor LagoutteText story3France3
Montre en main!1985unknown / mysterious French 3Game or puzzle<1France3
"Proverbe caché"1984Pierre le GoffGame or puzzle1France3
Couac! Le plus performing des canards - Picsou relooké2001Giorgio CavazzanoIllustration1France3
Juegos1977Game or puzzle1Germany3
Far-West1982Game or puzzle1Germany3
Ανακαλύψτε τον ένοχο!1982Game or puzzle1Germany3
Das Huhn, das goldene Eier legt.1985Story6Germany3
Op de koffie bij Goofy1986Game or puzzle2Germany3